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Venezuela's twin earthquakes have killed nearly 3,000 people, updated official figures showed Saturday, as international rescue teams wound down search operations for survivors in the rubble.

Venezuela's twin earthquakes killed nearly 3,000 people according to updated official figures released Saturday, as international rescue teams began winding down search operations for survivors in the rubble.

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